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Table 4 lists the mean error rates for both groups in each condition and each memory load.

Two authors (MW and MH) held instructional regional meetings for coaches in both groups in each district, briefing them about the study procedures.

These analyses demonstrated that the CT nerve response to fructose increased significantly with concentration in both groups (in each group, P < 0.0001).

These analyses revealed that the CT nerve response to sucrose increased significantly with concentration in both groups (in each case, P < 0.0001).

To assess clinician effects, these group comparisons were repeated restricted to the subsets of clinicians who reported on patients in both groups in each comparison.

The sensitivity for both groups in each study varied between 0.510 and 0.636, and the specificity from 0.868 to 0.902, indicating less ability to detect restricted motion segments than unrestricted motion segments.

For each domain and in each group the results were the same, with ranks of 4,3,2 &1 for C, BE, FS and FOBT respectively, 1 being most preferred, except for embarrassment in both groups in which C and BE each had a median rank 3. The results hold up for each gender subgroup in all cases except that men didn't consider FOBT significantly less inconvenient than FS.

These analyses confirmed that the relative response of the CT nerve to glucose increased significantly with concentration in both mouse groups (in each case, P < 0.0001).

To identify the gene expression effects of p53 loss in the absence of DOX treatment, sham-treated parent cell lines (wildtype p53) were compared to sham-treated RNAi-transductants (n = 3 for both treatment groups in each cell line).

The EC levels for mechanics were significantly higher than those for both driver groups in each decade noted in Table 2 and were higher than for propane dockworkers (p < 0.01).

The Committee reached agreements with both groups, although in each case the agreements were interpreted differently by the conflicting parties.